Dustin and Caren Moore were on a flight home with their newly-adopted 8-year-old daughter.
The Moore's were on a Southwest flight from California to Colorado when their daughter "politely" informed them she needed a new diaper. Flight attendant Jenny asked why they were flying with such a young baby, and after finding out she was adopted, she and another attendant Bobby decided to throw them a little surprise.
Bobby announced on the intercom the good news, and then the rest od the crew started handing out napkins to the other passengers so they could write their well wishes and parenting advice on them.
It's been a difficult week.
— Dustin Moore, MS, RD (@theamericanrd) February 9, 2020
But, rather than publicly air my grievances, I'd like to share w/ you the kindness strangers offered us the day we brought our daughter home.
I hope our story uplifts you, and reminds you there is goodness to be had in this world.
A thread... /1
This website is used oft as a means to share what's wrong.
— Dustin Moore, MS, RD (@theamericanrd) February 9, 2020
I hope you'll take time to share what is good. In a world of turmoil, don't forget to showcase the Bobby's and Jenny's, the kind strangers out there.
And if they don't cross your path, be one. Seek good, or create it. pic.twitter.com/XMxkJXkh18
Dustin and Caren received about 60 notes in total, and their baby daughter received a pair of pilot's wings.
Only on Southwest! So sweet!
Dustin and Caren had been trying for nine years to have a baby of their own before adopting their daughter.
Via WTHR
